. The Argonaut . ing his post. Uncle Remus. His Songs and his Sayings. By Joel Chan-dler Harris. New and revised edition,with 112 Illustrations by A. B. Frost. , It is unnecessary to say anything in praise ofMr. A. B. Frosts unfaltering individuality, his in-stant realization of types, his quaint and unexpectedturns of humor, and the constant quality of abso-lutely true and individual pictorial expression ofthings American. Of the enthusiasm and perfectcomprehension and sympathy shown in his 112drawings the public can judge, and there can be nodoubt that the verdict will stamp
. The Argonaut . ing his post. Uncle Remus. His Songs and his Sayings. By Joel Chan-dler Harris. New and revised edition,with 112 Illustrations by A. B. Frost. , It is unnecessary to say anything in praise ofMr. A. B. Frosts unfaltering individuality, his in-stant realization of types, his quaint and unexpectedturns of humor, and the constant quality of abso-lutely true and individual pictorial expression ofthings American. Of the enthusiasm and perfectcomprehension and sympathy shown in his 112drawings the public can judge, and there can be nodoubt that the verdict will stamp these pictures asthe artists crowning work in illustration. This isthe final, the definitive edition of Mr. Harriss mas-terpiece. For sale by ail booksellers ; or wilt be sent by mail onreceipt of price by the publishers, D. APPLETON & CO., 72 Fifth Avenue, New York. WHEN IN DOUBT About your Vis-iting Cards, havePierson Bros.,225 Kearny St.,print one hun-dred of the bestquality fromyour plate fo rOne First Number Xoav Ready. The AmericanHistorical Review The first number published October, 1S95, and successive numbers thereafter at intervals of three months. MANAGING EDITOR, J. FRANKLIN JAMESON Professor of History in Brown University. Annual Subscription, • ?Single Numbers, - - ? Contents of First and Democracy, by Professor Sloane, of Princeton Party of the Loyalists in the Amer- can Revolution, by Professor Moses Coit Tyler, LL. First Castilian Inquisitor, by Henry C. Lea, LL. Edward de Crillon, by Henry Adams. LL. State-making in the Revolution-ary Era, by Professor Frederick J. Turner, of the University of Wisconsin. In the department of Documents will be printedtwo letters of Col. W. Byrd of Virginia, dated 1736and 1739, respecting Slavery and Indented Sen-ants ; intercepted letters of Col. George RogersClark, written during his campaign of 1778-79 ;and letters of Howell Cobb and B. H. Hall toJ
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